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Parks and green spaces helped us get through lockdown – but not everyone has equal access

By Hannah Burnett, PhD Researcher in Public Health, University of Glasgow
Jonathan Olsen, Research Fellow, University of Glasgow
Rich Mitchell, Professor Of Health and Environment, University of Glasgow

Spending time in nature is an essential resource for mental wellbeing, but lockdown increased existing inequalities in the way our green spaces are used - and who is able to benefit from them.

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